superlazy-repomap

name	superlazy-repomap
description	One-shot signature map of a codebase (function/class names + line numbers, no bodies) instead of a Glob/Grep/Read tour. Use when starting work in an unfamiliar or large codebase, before exploring with multiple directory-wide searches, or when the user asks to "map the codebase" / "what's in this repo".

Superlazy Repo Map

Replace the first few minutes of Glob → Grep → Read → Read → Read codebase exploration with one command.

Silent flow

1. python skills/superlazy-repomap/scripts/repo_map.py [path] (default .) → prints every function/class/type signature with file + line number, skipping bodies. Supports Python, JS/TS(X), Go, Ruby, Rust, Java, C#, PHP.
2. Use the map to pick the few files actually relevant to the task, then Read (or Grep for a symbol) only those — targeted, not a tour.
3. Never edit from the map alone — it's regex-based, not a parser, and can miss nested/unusual definitions. Read the file before touching it.

When to skip

Small repo, or a task that will touch most of it anyway — just read normally. The map earns its keep on the first orientation pass through something you haven't opened yet, not on every task.

Honesty

Signature extraction is regex, not an AST — decorators, multi-line signatures, and language features outside the common patterns can be missed or mis-attributed. Treat the map as a navigation hint, same as superlazy-context's card extracts, not ground truth.